Cardinals Welcome Reds at Sportsman's Park for July Series
The St. Louis Cardinals host the Cincinnati Reds at Sportsman's Park in a three game set starting Saturday July 6 at 2 30 p m and a doubleheader Sunday July 7 at 1 30 p m The Reds seek upsets as they did in Cincinnati last week and several Cardinals players will attend the All Star game later in the season.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Sportsman’s Park
Cincinnti Reds
Reds
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Red Birds
Wlll
National ‘League
Mangre Frankie Frisch
Dizzy Dean
Joe Medwick
Pepper Martin
Rip Collins
Burgess Whitehead
Phillies
Jimmie Wilson
Philadelphia
Detroit Tigers
Judge Landis
Ford Frick
National League
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodger
New York Giants
Giants
Death and Burial of Archie C. Draper in Patoka
Archie Cleveland Draper of Detroit died June 28, 1935 in a Chicago hospital from acute kidney trouble. His remains were brought to Patoka for a home service, with burial in Patoka cemetery. He leaves a daughter Maurene Poppers, two sisters Lula Wollesen and Nell Piquette, a brother Raymond Draper, two grandchildren Georgie and Patricia Poppers, and out of town relatives attended the funeral.
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Archie C. Draper
Detroit
Chicago
Patoka
Amanda Clark
H. M. Cady
J . Smith
Belle Draper
Archie Cleveland Draper
Platteville, Wis
Alice M
John Forney Draper
Anna Maurey
Dubuque
Town
Maurene Poppers
Lula Wollesen
Glendale
Calif
Nell Piquette
Raymond Draper
Georgie Poppers
Patricia Poppers
R. B. Draper
Nelle Piquette
James Wolleson
David Wolleson
Lulu
Geo. Poppers
Mabel Dell
Myrtle Walsh
A. C. Draper
Surprise visit at Mulberry Grove Church
Last Monday evening pastor S. L. Speer of Mulberry Grove Church hosted fourteen members who brought ice cream and cake. They spent the night in games and fellowship, departing at a late hour with all reporting a pleasant evening.
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Bld
S. L. Speer
Mulberry Grove Church
Country Home Lawn Party Hosts Young Friends
At the country home of Mr and Mrs Fred Carter their daughter Mildred hosted a lawn party for a group of young friends Friday evening. The informal social gathering featured outdoor games and refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs Myrna Elliot with lively attendance of names including Mildred Carter and Grover Malan.
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Fred Carter
Mildred
Myrna Elliot
Madaline Greene
Betty Alcom
Pauline Hayes
Lola Morey
Kathryn Crawford
Pauline Kleysteuber
Dorothy Ververs
Irene Varner
Alice Mojonnier
Helen Nattier
Doris Good
Lucile Field
Ruth Crawford
Mildred Carter
Gladys Walker
Wallace Alexander
Dick Potts
Jim Adams
Bob Adams
Bob Johnstone
Glen Walker
Dean Britt
Raymond Britt
Bob Eaglin
Edgar Irvin
James Quayle
Grover Malan
Earl Elliot
Henry Carter
Spurgeon Tops Liberal Arts Scholars List
Urbana Champaign June 29 William Marion Spurgeon a freshman at the University of Illinois College of Liberal Arts and Sciences earned a perfect scholastic average of 5 0 for the second semester. Dean McClure announced 93 names appeared on the superior scholars list. The college is the universitys largest. During the year 3744 students were enrolled in this college.
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Urbana-Champaign
William Marion Spurgeon
Patoka
University of Ilinois College of Liberal Arts and Scienc
M. T. McClure
McClure
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of Iinois
Baptist Church Youth and Sunday School Officers Elected
The B Y P U elected officers including President Mrs Wm Nattier and Vice President Carroll Mojonnier. Sunday School officers named Superintendent Carl Rogier and Assistant James Doty with various choristers pianists and assistants. Cradle Roll Superintendent is Mrs Wm Nattier and classes listed with teachers and assistants.
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Wm. Nattier
Carl Rogier
James Doty
Treasurr
Grover Malan
Edgar Irvin
Irene Varner
Alice Britt
Violet Nattier
Alice Mojonnier
W. H. Hay
Bessie Hill
C. M. Rogier
P. J. Mojonniver
Orville Genre
Christian Science Lesson-Sermon Focus on Salvation and Truth
The June 80 weekly Lesson-Sermon centers Christian Science on salvation strength and the kingdom of God. It cites Psalms 119 verses on guidance and light, and a passage from Science and Health noting Scripture as illumined by scientific revelation and revelation reconciled with reason.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Retires From Active Patoka Hotel
Mr and Mrs J H Hudspeth retire after fourteen years running the Central Hotel of Patoka. They will live with their son H G Hudspeth. The hotel welcomed travelers with home cooked meals and friendly service. No definite plans for a new manager yet, but the location may be filled.
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Hudspeth
Patoka
H. G. Hudspeth
Sanitary Milk Joins National Coop in Oleo Tax Plan
Sanitary Milk Producers unite with the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation of Washington to back a Congress bill imposing a five cent per pound tax on all oleomargarine manufactured in the United States. M E Bone of Vandalia notes the federation's half million dairy farmer membership could lift butter demand and milk prices nationwide. He calls oleomargarine a menace to dairy, impacting urban butter substitutes as prices rise. Sanitary Milk, official cooperative in the St. Louis Milk Shed, has long partnered with the federation on national dairy legislation.
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Sanitary Milk Producers
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation of
Washington
Congress
United States
M. E. Bone
Vandalia
National Cooperative Organization
Sanitary
St. Louis
Convalescent News From Local Figures
S. E. Alcom shows health improvement and plans a brief visit to his mercantile store. Mrs. George Wasem improves rapidly after illness. Mrs. James Ballance convalesces after a week with pneumonia.
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S. E. Alcom
George Wasem
James Ballance
Patoka Soft Ball League schedule and managers
July 8 schedule shows Cubs versus Tigers at 7:00 and Island Chapel against Eaglin at 8:00 in Patoka. July 7 in Waynesley lists Cardinals against Giants at 7:00 and Vernon against Zion at 8:00. Managers: Cardinals George Wasem Giants Don Crawford Cubs C D Martin Tigers J C Beery Vernon Marcus Cox Zion Warren McNichols Island Chapel Lee Murray Eaglin Howard Perrine.
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Cub
Tigers
Island Chapel
Eaglin
Waynesley
Cardinals
Giants
Vernon
Zion
George Wasem
Don
Crawford
Cubs
C. D. Martin
J. C. Beery Vernon
Marcus Cox
Warren McNichols
Lee Murray
Howard Perrine
Warning on Summer Colds From Illinois Tuberculosis Group
The Medical Committee of the Illinois Tuberculosis Association warns that unseasonal weather and rapid temperature changes can trigger colds even in summer. It notes the link between colds and tuberculosis and advises those prone to colds to consult a doctor and avoid home remedies alone. Relapses have occurred in tuberculosis patients after colds.
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Illinois Tuberculosis Association
Card of Thanks for Fire Help on Farm Property
We express our appreciation to neighbors and friends who assisted in extinguishing the fire on our farm. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Walker thank you for your kindness and help.
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Leslie Walker
Mrs Denver Adams and friends visit Jackson ville Illinois
Mrs Denver Adams Mrs Al Ellis Miss Anna Pugh Paul Logan and Alta Pugh spent Sunday in Jackson ville Illinois. Alta Pugh remained for a week's visit with Miss Reba Gray.
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Denver Adams
al Ellis
Anna Pugh
Paul Logan
Alta Pugh
Jacksonville, Il
Alta
Wek
Reba Gray
Patoka City Council Appeals for Weed Cleanup
Mayor Will Cain and city council urge residents and property owners to trim weeds and clean lots and sidewalks. The appeal stresses cooperation to improve appearance and curb unsightly growth in Patoka.
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Patoka
Will Cain
Uneil
Illinois Tax Delinquent List Law Changes Publication
A new Illinois law requires delinquent tax lists to be published in the city or village where taxes are levied or, if no local paper exists, in the nearest newspaper. Previously the county treasurer controlled publication, often limiting visibility to paper subscribers. The change aims to broaden access and remedy coverage complaints.
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Ilinois
Distributive Fund Receives Five Million Dollar Increase
A House compromise last week raises the Teachers Distributive Fund to 13 million dollars after a drawn out fight. The deal also blocks four Senate-passed measures, including 2.38 million for Chicago school deaf blind and crippled children and 2.78 million to settle alleged overpayments to Cook County.
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House
Senate
Chicago Board of Education
Treasury
Downstate
Cook County
Carter Family Spends Days With Kin West Of Patoka
Joseph Carter of Assumption visits father and brothers Elmer and Earl Carter for several days, staying west of Patoka.
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Joseph Carter
Assumption
Elmer and
Earl Carter
Patoka
Birthday Celebration for J. R. Carter at Home
Mrs. C. H. Henry of Fort Worth Texas Mr Norman Carter of Gentralia Mrs Joe Stasick and daughter Green Field joined J. R. Carter for a seventy eighth birthday observance. Grandchildren Lucian Mathews Henry Carlyle attended as pals during the family gathering. Carter has endured ill health for several years and welcomed the visit.
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C. H. Henry
Fort Worth
Texas
Norman Carter
Gentralia
Joe Stasick
Little Daughter
Green Field
J. R. Carter
Lucian Mathews
Henry Carlyle
Centralia
Carter
Rural Rehabilitation to Be Administered by Federal Resettlement
Governor Horner was informed that rural rehabilitation in Illinois will begin July 1 under the federal Resettlement Administration. The shift divorces the Illinois Rural Rehabilitation Corporation from IERC and places reporting to federal authorities, with work focused on resettlement projects for families moving from forest purchase areas in southern Illinois.
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H«ner
Washington
Illinois
Horner
Carl C. Taylor
Division of Resettlement and Rural Rehabilitation
Division of Resettlement and Rural Rehabilitation. Mr. Taylor
Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
Illinois Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Walter W. McLaughlin
State Department of Agriculture
Wll
Final Days of the Session Endings for Many Bills
As the legislature nears adjournment many senators and representatives see bills cast aside with final wastebasket actions. Some measures had merit but failed to reach passage while others were less significant or pushed by sponsors with pet projects. Governor Horner indicated similar items may be revisited in September or October.
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Govenor Horner
Illinois relief bills pass with party line votes
Senate Bill 644 extends relief to 1937 passing the House 56 to 1. Senate Bill 645 clears with unanimous 135 to 0 backing and appropriates 43000000 dollars for relief.
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Illinois
House
Softball Scores Brief from Monday Night Games
Tigers routed Island Chapel 9 to 26 in one game. Eaglin hit 8 for Cubs 14. Patoka All Stars beat Carlyle All Stars 9 to 2, then Carlyle All Stars defeated Patoka All Stars 9 to 5 in the subsequent game.
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Tigers
Island Chapel
Cubs
Eaglin
Patoka All Stars
Carlyle All Stars
Carlyle al Stars
Town Board Meeting Sets Tax Levy and Free Church Lighting
The town board approved a tax levy and voted to furnish free lighting for all churches, outlining funding and implementation details.
Ice Cream Social Fundraiser for Jones Cemetery
An ice cream supper will raise funds for the Jones cemetery upkeep. The event occurs Saturday evening July 20 in John Boring's yard, seven and a half miles east of Patoka and one and a half miles east of Zion church. Residents near and far are urged to contribute and bring cakes.
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Jones Cemetery
Patoka
Zion Church
John Boring
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